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Gluten Free Baked Swiss Chicken

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Once I realized I was going to have to remove gluten from my diet, I could not imagine what I was going to eat, or what this would do to my food budget.  So, I have spent the past eight months converting every recipe I love to something that my body loves too, and sharing many of them with you.  Earlier this week I stood in front of my pantry trying to figure out what to make for dinner.  I know none of you do that, you are way too organized to stand in shock that yet another dinner has rolled around again and you are lacking ideas. 
Here is what I came up with, and the reason that this is our new favorite and only way to bake chicken is because not only did we devour this, SO DID OUR KIDS! Let’s get cookin’, here is what you need:
Pre-heat your oven to 350* and in a large nonstick saucepan heat a few T. of olive oil.  Dredge 6 chicken breasts in a bowl with two beaten eggs in it then dip them in the following mix, coating well:
  • 1 cup grated Parmesan cheese.
  • 1/2 cup white rice flour
  • 1 T. dried Italian seasoning
  • 1 t. salt
  • 1/2 t. pepper
  • 1 t. garlic powder


After coating each chicken breast well, brown on both sides in heated oil and place in a 13″ x 9″ baking dish.  Add a slice of Swiss cheese to the top of each chicken breast, and pour about 1 c. of white wine around the chicken.  If you do not like to cook with wine, chicken broth may be used, but the wine gives the chicken an amazing flavor.

Cover tightly with foil and back for about one hour, or until chicken is tender and juices run clear.  My favorite part about this chicken is that the next day it tasted great.  Most of the time I feel like baked chicken or a chicken casserole can taste a bit gamy the next day, not the case this time.

I hope you enjoy this baked chicken dish as much as we do, it has helped me get in and out of the kitchen must faster, and out of a recipe rut.

Blessings,
xoxo-Tanya
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    • Tanya says

      Hi Kara,

      I just sent you an email in case you don’t see my response. I have noticed a grainy texture when baking with 100% rice flour, but not when I have used it in such a small amount like this recipe. I hope that helps!!

      xo, Tanya

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  5. Andrea says

    I am baking this in the oven as I write this…it smells SOOOO good. Do you have a suggestion of a side dish to go with this?

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    • Tanya says

      Hi Andrea!
      I am so glad you are trying the recipe, I need to take better photos of it too. I usually make a big spinach salad with poppyseed dressing to go along with a rich dish like this. A good crusty sourdough bread would be amazing too 🙂

      xoxo

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